Chapter 15 Lesson 1 Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

A play or film that tells a humorous story is called a what?

A

Comedy

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2
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Who was the most famous Ancient Greek comedy writer?

A

Aristophanes

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3
Q

Who were the Olympic Games initially in honor of?

A

Zeus

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4
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True or False: The Iliad was the story of the Odysseus and his 10 year journey home after the Trojan War

A

False

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5
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Who was the god of seas and earthquakes?

A

Poseidon

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6
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Who was the goddess of wisdom and crafts?

A

Athena

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7
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In what present day country would you find the city of Troy?

A

Turkey

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8
Q

What did ancient Greeks believe the 12 most important gods and goddesses live?

A

Mount Olympus

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9
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Antigone was the most famous work of what Greek dramatist?

A

Sophocles

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10
Q

A distinctive form or type of something is called a what?

A

Style

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11
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A play or film in which characters fail to overcome serious problems is called a what?

A

Tragedy

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12
Q

Who was the god of war?

A

Ares

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13
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Who was the god of sun and poetry?

A

Apollo

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14
Q

A story written in the form of a play is called a what?

A

Drama

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15
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A story meant to teach a lesson is called a what?

A

Fable

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16
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In what city did the original Olympic Games begin in 776 B.C.E

A

Olympia

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17
Q

What famous writer borrowed many of their plot points from Greek dramas?

A

William Shakespeare

18
Q

What city in the United States has buildings that were greatly inspired by Ancient Greek architecture?

A

Washington DC

19
Q

True or False: The Odyssey was the story of the Trojan War : Paris, Helen, The Trojan Horse, etc.

20
Q

What are words or actions that are a part of a religious ceremony?

21
Q

True or False: The most famous oracle was the Temple of Apollo at Delphi

22
Q

Who may or may not have been a famous writer of fables?

23
Q

What is a fight or disagreement called?

24
Q

Who was the goddesses of love and beauty?

25
What is a traditional story that explains the practices or beliefs of a people, or something in the natural world?
Myth
26
What does the word construct mean?
To build
27
Which Greek dramatist wrote about ordinary human beings in realistic situations?
Euripides
28
In what city did the modern day Olympics occur?
Athens
29
What was a sacred shrine where a priest or priestess spoke for a god or goddess called?
Oracle
30
In what year did the modern day Olympic Games begin?
1896
31
Who was the chief god?
Zeus
32
Who was the earliest Greek dramatist whose most famous work was arguably The Oresteia?
Aeschylus
33
The custom of passing along stories by speech is called what?
Oral Tradition
34
What were Homers two great epics called?
Iliad and Odyssey
35
What did each city state choose to protect them?
A god or goddess
36
Fill in the blank: The Olympic Games happened every _______ years
4
37
Greeks believed each person had a what?
Fate or destiny
38
What was the Odyssey about?
A Greek hero of the Trojan War and their long journey home
39
Each city state had a ___________ dedicated to its god or goddess
Temple
40
What do we now call the Greek art style?
Classical